Chloe Cole

When you look at the personal histories of the men especially, they tend to have high rates of having been abused in the past, of having familial difficulties. What we actually need to do for these patients is

When you look at the personal histories of the men especially, they tend to have high rates of having been abused in the past, of having familial difficulties. What we actually need to do for these patients is

first of all, to not affirm these issues that they're having with their identity and not lying to their faces about who they are, not letting them believe that the issue is their body rather than the issues that they have in their life that are making them feel so negatively about their sex around these parts of their bodies.

first of all, to not affirm these issues that they're having with their identity and not lying to their faces about who they are, not letting them believe that the issue is their body rather than the issues that they have in their life that are making them feel so negatively about their sex around these parts of their bodies.

first of all, to not affirm these issues that they're having with their identity and not lying to their faces about who they are, not letting them believe that the issue is their body rather than the issues that they have in their life that are making them feel so negatively about their sex around these parts of their bodies.

In the United States, we're a lot more politically motivated. We're a lot more financially motivated, and those are the two biggest things that are why this has become so pervasive in different industries in the US, especially in healthcare, right? It's because it's become an ideological issue, the left has made it into a human rights issue, and it's also incredibly lucrative.

In the United States, we're a lot more politically motivated. We're a lot more financially motivated, and those are the two biggest things that are why this has become so pervasive in different industries in the US, especially in healthcare, right? It's because it's become an ideological issue, the left has made it into a human rights issue, and it's also incredibly lucrative.

In the United States, we're a lot more politically motivated. We're a lot more financially motivated, and those are the two biggest things that are why this has become so pervasive in different industries in the US, especially in healthcare, right? It's because it's become an ideological issue, the left has made it into a human rights issue, and it's also incredibly lucrative.

It's a lot harder right now in the US to make these big strides to protect our own children and young patients from being subjected to this.

It's a lot harder right now in the US to make these big strides to protect our own children and young patients from being subjected to this.

It's a lot harder right now in the US to make these big strides to protect our own children and young patients from being subjected to this.

Detransition isn't really recognized even as a phenomenon within the medical community. There's no standards of care. There are not even any billing codes for doctors or nurses to use when dealing with those of us. There's just not really much that they can do in the first place. Just how many children how many young men and women end up coming back out of the system and having outcomes like mine.

Detransition isn't really recognized even as a phenomenon within the medical community. There's no standards of care. There are not even any billing codes for doctors or nurses to use when dealing with those of us. There's just not really much that they can do in the first place. Just how many children how many young men and women end up coming back out of the system and having outcomes like mine.

Detransition isn't really recognized even as a phenomenon within the medical community. There's no standards of care. There are not even any billing codes for doctors or nurses to use when dealing with those of us. There's just not really much that they can do in the first place. Just how many children how many young men and women end up coming back out of the system and having outcomes like mine.

We're kind of getting an idea with how many of us are kind of just like coming out of the woods and talking about our experiences in increasing numbers just online. Like there are... I think tens of thousands, if not more, de-transitioned individuals who are on social media right now and on different platforms talking with each other and connecting over their experiences and trying to find help.

We're kind of getting an idea with how many of us are kind of just like coming out of the woods and talking about our experiences in increasing numbers just online. Like there are... I think tens of thousands, if not more, de-transitioned individuals who are on social media right now and on different platforms talking with each other and connecting over their experiences and trying to find help.

We're kind of getting an idea with how many of us are kind of just like coming out of the woods and talking about our experiences in increasing numbers just online. Like there are... I think tens of thousands, if not more, de-transitioned individuals who are on social media right now and on different platforms talking with each other and connecting over their experiences and trying to find help.

So, yes, thank you for having me on, Charlie. Two years in a row. Yes, I am a detransitioner and I actually went through the medical process of a gender transition while I was still a child.

So, yes, thank you for having me on, Charlie. Two years in a row. Yes, I am a detransitioner and I actually went through the medical process of a gender transition while I was still a child.

I'm 20 years old now, but between the ages of 12 to 16, I was put on Lupron, which is a chemical castration agent, to stop my puberty, weekly testosterone injections, and then at 15 years old, before I could even legally drive a car, I had a double mastectomy.